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February Data Analyst Job Market Insights, Day in the Life of a Data Analyst interview series, and How my post sharing the site got over 45k views on Reddit
Hi everyone, happy almost Friday,
DataAnalyst․com has now been live for just over a two months, and we've brought over 650 hand curated data analyst jobs onto the site - all of them including a salary range.
While in January we've seen over 2,050 visitors, in February the site grew to over 3,200 monthly visitors across 16,000 pageviews, and we've been able to register approximately 2,300 data analyst applications being started from the site!
If you've applied to a job and are in the interview process, wishing you good luck and please let me know how it goes!
Now, there are 3 things I'd like to share with you today.
Hope you enjoy the read, and as always - please do share your ideas, thoughts and/or if you run across more bugs on the site.
Thank you,
Alex
As mentioned last month, we're utilising the data available to bringing you a second (February) edition of Market Insights - a deep dive into the data analyst job market, where we can have a look at the job openings and provide you all with insights on the latest hiring trends for the past month in the US and UK markets.
Which industries are hiring the most? Are we seeing any salary increases? And what about the remote working trend?
Insights for the United States market - here.
What does a data analyst do? How can I become a data analyst? How does a data analyst career look like?
Those are some of the most frequent questions being asked across the web, so we'll be bringing you interviews with current data analysts, sharing their experience, thoughts and advice!
We'll be sharing the first interview next week, 9th March, and it will be with Eddie, who is a Clinical Data Manager for a pharma/biotech company!
One of favourite subreddits is r/dataisbeautiful - I find it amazing how talented some people are, being able to gather data from all over the place, structure it, and visualise it in a way that it tells a story so simple, yet so captivating.
Building in public is scary, it doesn't (probably) get easier - it is however a huge opportunity to learn something new, improve your work, and grow.
With that in mind, I decided to publicly share my journey of building Data Analyst on Reddit. As most of you probably know, you never know which way the comments section is gonna go, so I was understandably nervous.
The feedback however was overwhelmingly positive, and the post racked up over 45k views.
I'm incredibly thankful for all those who interacted with the post and shared their thoughts - I read through and replied to all the comments, and decided to do a wrap up of the experience.
You can read all about it, as well as why did I decide to purchase and launch on the exact match .com domain name, here.
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